A physics student on Planet Exidor throws a ball, it follows the parabolictrajectory as shown below. The ball's position is shown at 1 sec intervals untilt=3s.At t=ls, the ball's velocity is v= (2i^ +2j^)m/s.(a). Determine the ball'svelocity at t= Os, 2s, 3s. (b). What is the value of g on planet Exidor?(c) .What wasthe ball's launch angle?(2.06+205) mis0s

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A physics student on Planet Exidor throws a ball, it follows the parabolic trajectory as shown below. The ball's position is shown at 1 sec intervals until t=3s.Att=1s, the ballJs velocity is v= (2i^ +2j^)m/s.(a). Determine the ball's velocity at t= Os, 2s, 3s. (b).What is the value of g on planet Exidor?(c) .What was the ball's launch angle? i= 2.06 + 2.0) ms 3s

A physics student on Planet Exidor throws a ball, it follows the parabolic trajectory as shown below. The ball's position is shown at 1 sec intervals until t=3s.Att=1s, the ballJs velocity is v= (2i^ +2j^)m/s.(a). Determine the ball's velocity at t= Os, 2s, 3s. (b).What is the value of g on planet Exidor?(c) .What was the ball's launch angle? i= 2.06 + 2.0) ms 3s

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